Si of Shallow water on one side and deeper water on the other?

[eyedabassman]

Could someone show me this picture? Up here in Wisconsin I like to fish docks in shallow water. I would like to see from the shore out and then the deeper water on the other side?

[Doug Vahrenberg]

[graybullet]

I'm new to SI. How do you no that those are fish in the 2nd pic?

[T Mike]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by graybullet &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">I'm new to SI. How do you no that those are fish in the 2nd pic?</td></tr></table>

Graybullet, It's all in the shadows.. Here is an example.

[talltimber]

Thanks Doug V. That pic with the sea wall changed my perspective on the screen interpretations. I was thinking the outside edges was under the boat. Solved my confusion as to why the shadow was on "my" side of the objects LOL I wasn't "looking" from that side.

[dward51]

Doug,

In this photo are those bait balls or brush? It looks like they go to the bottom so I'm leaning towards brush or placed bamboo condos (but they are awful round for bamboo which usually tends to be more v-shaped as it goes towards the bucket of concrete).

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Those are flooded willow trees when the lake raised 15 foot.

[dward51]

Ahhh.... That makes sense. I though it was structure but did not think of flood conditions.

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Nothing beats being on the lake or knowing the history of the lake but Impressive that you had a good idea from a Screen Capture taken THousand Miles Away from you!